ژولیوس سزار
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دولتمرد، فرمانده نظامی و دیکتاتور جمهوری روم (۶۹–۴۴ پ.م)
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Julius Caesar was a Roman general and politician who ruled as dictator from 49 BC until his assassination in 44 BC, famous for conquering Gaul and winning a civil war against his rival Pompey. He is considered one of history's most influential figures because his consolidation of power and declaration of himself as dictator for life set in motion the events that transformed the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire.
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